kapangvag; mag-, -um-.To lie in a prone position.Kapang kaw.Lie on your stomach.vgoal -un.To approach (someone) by crawling (with the intention to harm or steal from him).vran -an.To throw oneself on (something) in a prone position.Kiyapangan in manghud sin magulang niya hangkan timangis.The older one threw herself on the younger, that’s why the younger one cried.OV SYN.daub

kapatasnA man in charge of a group of workers in a building, road construction, etc.; foreman.Kapatas in magdihil sin gadji sin manga maghihinang.It’s the foreman who gives wages to those working.vag mag-.To be or act as a foreman.Diꞌ siya mabayaꞌ magkapatas.He doesn’t want to be the foreman.OV SYN.mandul

kapaynA propeller (of a boat or ship).Diꞌ makarāgan in kappal bang way kapay.The ship can’t run without a propeller.vran -an.Does not occur with pa₂.To provide a propeller (for a boat or ship).Cf.bansān

kapiyalunSunstroke.vST pat -un.To have or develop a sunstroke.Ayaw na kaw magpasuga kapiyaluhun kaw.Don’t stay long in the sun, you’ll have a sunstroke.

*kapkapvag mang-; ran -an.To touch in such a manner as to feel for (something, as of someone searching someone for a concealed item), grope for a woman in the dark (for illicit sexual intercourse).Mangiꞌ in mangapkap.It is bad to grope in the dark for a woman.Cf.*iyut*wati*usibaꞌ 1jina

kapuknTree cotton, kapok.Marayaw paghinangun ūan in kapuk.Kapok is good when made into pillows.Cf.gapasCeiba pentandra5: Plantsnrdp.A name given to several plants with seed pods containing silky hairs, like the kapok.